It was our first time visiting Waterbean Coffee. The space has a stylish decor with a cute coffee…read morebean-stenciled wall that really stands out. I ordered their limited-time matcha drink. The ube gave it such a beautiful color and it tasted great. I could definitely taste the matcha. I also tried the Raspberry Rose macaron but that was a bit of a disappointment. I couldn't really taste either the raspberry or the rose. Since it was after 4 pm, I skipped the coffee (I didn't want caffeine keeping me up all night!) but they had a lot of interesting coffee options. We'll definitely be back to try one next time.

Not from Winston Salem area. I came around to do errands and decided to stop by…read more I been wanting to try this place out for a while but hadnt had a chance to. First time trying it in Charlotte and they got me hooked ever since but its too far of a drive for me, glad we have one in the Triad area now. I tryed the paradised iced latte, I believe there was ube foam on top and caramel swirl on the bottom. It was okay, I think I will stick to my salted caramel. Flavor was too llight and it looked very good. A cute decent size coffee shop. I was going to try the Nova Lox smoked salmon bagel with caper,onions and cream cheese but I couldnt,the kitchen is closed. The staff mentioned she already turned off her oven when I walked in...so I guess they stop orders for there food menu a hour before closing.

I was out running errands in Winston and needed to stop to jump on a team call so I searched for…read morenearby cafe and Ardmore Coffee came up. So I dropped in to take my call. I got a flat white and it was super tasty! The layout of the space is cozy and great for working on your laptop, catching up with friends, reading a book, or just relaxing and sipping a coffee/tea. I'm glad I stopped by!

My latte did NOT look like these other photos on here :( I…read morecouldnt taste the vanilla or brown sugar. So sad. My friends earl grey raspberry cold foam was better than mine was. Friendly staff. Small menu. Eh. Just eh.

chocolate or cobbler so I chose both! I was pleasantly surprised that the cake was so big that I…read moreactually couldn't eat it all in one sitting. It arrived still warm and was really good. It didn't have a store bought taste to it. The cobbler was really good but I couldn't really differentiate the strawberry from the peach taste so next time I'll stick to peach cobbler. I like the serving size of the ice cream and that it was packaged separately. I will definitely be back.

This tiny place offers up some very nice sweet treats! I have tried the Peach Cobbler and the…read moreBanana Pudding, and founded both to be excellent. These portion size here is good, but at $7.99 each, this is not inexpensive.

Camel City Coffee has been serving up coffee in the Winston-Salem area for seven years. This…read morelocally owned and operated coffee shop is a must-try if you are in the area. Offering a wide variety of drink options, including drip coffee, fraps, lattes (coffee, matcha, chai), hot cocoa, apple cider, and a rotation of seasonal and specialty drinks. The barista was friendly and promptly greeted me when I walked in. Since this was my first visit, I asked the barista what they suggested. They recommended the iced oatmeal cookie latte, which I ordered. The drink was done quickly, and the quality was phenomenal. The flavors blended perfectly and tasted just like an oatmeal cookie.

Forever a CCC fanatic. I am here to post my yearly updated review to pretty much say the same…read morething. You literally cannot go wrong at Camel City coffee. Everything I have ever had here is absolutely phenomenal. The staff is always so kind as well. I love how creative their seasonal menus are.

BOBA! This is a great little boba spot. They use fresh fruit and the owners know what has dye and…read morewhat doesn't. We love the peach and lychee boba. Also the avocado shake is divine.

This was my 1st time at this specific location & it was ok, the staff was not as friendly as the…read moreother location in Winston, as well as the decor is much better in the other location. The Boba tea was just as good & I have to go back to the other location to see if they are still doing the loyalty card or not because that would be great. All in all, I was here for good Boba which I had.

(3.25 stars) My sweet tooth and my desire to eat healthier…read morehave long been at odds, and I wanted to get a sense of how keto desserts compare to their sugarfied counterparts. That led me to To Your Health. It's a small bakery with minimal seating, but there's quite a bit here: cakes, cupcakes, pies, cookies, donuts, and more. As expected, there were more gluten-free than keto/paleo options, but a helpful staff member was able to point me toward a few sugar-free offerings. I ultimately went with a piece of pumpkin cheesecake, which proved to be a somewhat mixed experience. I knew the texture would be different from a classic New York-style, and it was. However, the sweet, creamy filling with warm spice notes proved to be plenty tasty in its own right. Unfortunately, I couldn't say the same about the crust as the pronounced almond flavor was a bit off-putting. Finally, while I was prepared for keto desserts to cost more, $9 for one piece of cheesecake still stung. To Your Health does a commendable job of providing options for those with food allergies and sensitivities, and if I were in that camp, I might rate them higher. I can appreciate the care they put into their offerings, but for me, they just weren't worth the cost.

First time in and I would try them again for a healthy treat! The inside is small but clean…read more Definitely a place to take your items to go, though. Staff member was friendly and helpful. I would like to see the actual nutrition facts displayed so I can see the full macro breakdown on the treats, but I imagine I could have asked for that information. There are some helpful labels such as sugar free, and the protein cookies did note 10g of protein per cookie, which was helpful to choose in terms of refueling my workouts. I enjoyed the filling on the cake and cannoli, but the shell on the cannoli was almost too hard to eat. The protein cookies were chewy and a bit gritty but very pleasant for sugar free. I added some peanut butter which elevated it to another level. Treats were a bit pricey but comparable to other bakeries. My kids enjoyed their treats as well, which is a big win in terms of healthy alternatives!

I felt like Ramen so the search began. Our area really lacks a diversity of Asian cuisine, but…read morethere a few gems if you look hard enough. Binki Cate has the potential to be a landmark for Ramen but there some work to do. First, this location seems to be a great spot but there has been like 3-5 different restaurants in the building over the last 10 years. I hope Binki stays. Ok, so I wanted Ramen but I don't think this is their wheelhouse. I think the main focus are the drinks and treats. I got the Miso chicken Raman and it was good...not great. The presentation was kinda wonky with a plastic bowl with clear wrap on top like a school lunch meal...wait...was this frozen and they just heated it up?? Hmmm...anyway the service was...functional. No one acted like they really wanted to be there. I think this spot has a lot to offer, but as with everything the experience it important.

I was in the mood for ice cream, and I remembered they have tasty ube soft serve. They had a few…read moreother ice cream options, but they do not have halo-halo at this time. The ube soft-serve was topped with mochi and coconut. I was happy to learn it was lactose-free. Ube has a mild vanilla flavor and is not as sweet as other soft serves I have had before. They have a banana dessert that sounds good and I would get it in the future.

Anyone else beeline for the Amish doughnut truck at the fair as soon as you get through the gate?…read moreWell Glazed-N-Dazed makes those same huge yeast glazed doughnuts and they are available (almost) year around. They are soft, warm, fresh from the fryer doughnuts. They sell one type of doughnut-glazed. They sell them 1/$4 each or you can get 3/$10. Yeah, they are a bit more than some places but these are hand rolled homemade to order and served warm. Their logo also said coffee and milkshakes but I was there just for the doughnuts today. Glazed-N-Dazed is part of the family run Food Freaks Burger Truck. Sidebar: if you haven't tried these burgers yet you really should because they are some of the most unique and best burgers I've ever had- both Glazed and Dazed and FoodFreaks post their hours and days on Facebook so go follow them there if you want to check them out. This particular food truck of theirs has a permanent spot behind Jug heads Growlers and Pints on Country Club in Winston. They are usually only open serving doughnuts, burgers or both when Jug heads is also open but sometimes they serve doughnuts in the mornings on the weekends. Keep in mind this is a food truck. There are picnic benches to sit at but it's all outdoor seating. Jug Heads has some indoor seating though so if you're there when they are open, you can sit inside with your food. I know a food truck might not be the first place you think of going when you want a doughnut but these are really good and if you happen to see them around definitely stop in to try them.